ModellingWD 327 · pp. 24–33
Component diagrams show how the Dark Angels frames work with existing Space Marine kits to produce robed veterans, Terminators, command figures and distinctive vehicles. The sculptors explain why a few carefully distributed monastic details can establish a whole squad’s identity. Separate Ravenwing parts supply several bike and Land Speeder configurations, while the vehicle showcase demonstrates how icons and specialist fittings carry the theme across a collection.
Warhammer 40,000Dark Angels
ModellingWD 327 · pp. 84–88
Assembly diagrams introduce the plastic Devastator kit’s heavy weapons and specialist backpacks. The showcase then compares a mixed Ultramarines unit, concentrated Raven Guard firepower, robed Dark Angels and adaptable Blood Angels squads. Combining kits or adding Tactical Marines lets collectors choose between specialised teams and a broader range of threats, showing how weapon choice and Chapter identity can be expressed through the same components.
Warhammer 40,000Space Marines
ModellingWD 327 · pp. 108–111
The modelling-day feature illustrates the versatility of the new Dark Angels and Devastator parts when mixed with older Space Marine plastics. Heavy weapons can reinforce Black Templar squads or form Space Wolf Long Fangs, while specialist vehicle components turn standard Land Speeders into Ravenwing craft. The examples encourage collectors to distribute distinctive heads, bodies and accessories across a force rather than treating each boxed set as a closed design.
Warhammer 40,000Space Marines